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Kazaura MR et al. – Adolescents experience several sexual practices that include penetrative and non–penetrative. More males reported being sexually active than females. Despite adolescents reporting having multiple sexual partners, reported condom use during the most recent sexual act was low. The authors advocate for a more enhanced approach of reproductive health education that includes safer sex to adolescents without forgetting those in–schools.

   

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